[Farmall] when is "too far gone"?

[James Moran]

Thanks, gentlemen....
 I won't bother recounting the story of this  (as I see it) neglect and needless waste.  Maybe some of you  recall my posting of the M/D 1020 a while ago.  That "item" was  taken under the skillful wing of Birddog and, maybe, it will have its  day of resurrection.
 All of your points are well taken.  As  usual, Mike Sloane is the voice of reason and, I suppose, doing a "part  out" thing is the only solution based upon my limited amount of time  and even lesser amount of skill.
 Too bad, though.  With just a  bit of care and common sense, these old fellas could have been running  to this day, even if they looked a bit ragged.  Ironically, these  could have been placed inside of barns where there was more than enough  room where they could have been housed from the elements.
  I guess my specific question is self-evident after all.
  Thanks again.
  JM

Gordon Hart <grnacres at pgtc.net> wrote:  Paul
Done hear n Arkensaw we ain't some brite. Cud ya splain dis guys sa'in.
Gordon

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Paul Sigmund" 

To: "Farmall/IHC mailing list" 
Sent: Friday, December 29, 2006 6:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Farmall] when is "too far gone"?


> The philosopher/mathematician Pascal once said it is just as much an 
> extreme
> not to consider reason in interpretation, as it is to only consider 
> reason.
> Unless a fellow is in it for resale, there are many components of what is
> "too far gone".  Consider this challenge:
>
> http://www.knuckleheadquarters.net/farmall-c.html
>
> (sent this last night . . .  don't know what happened to it?)
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "James Moran" 
> To: 
> Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 4:47 PM
> Subject: [Farmall] when is "too far gone"?
>
>
>> Folks-
>>   Seriously....how does one determine (that is to say
> "practically"/"economically sound") when an I/H is just plain too far 
> gone
> to bother trying to remedy?  M's, H's, 340U are available to  me, but they
> are pretty sorry.
>>   Thanks.
>>   JM
>>
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